Germany Announces New Measures to Combat Far-Right Extremism

In response to mass protests and a surge in far-right activities, the German government unveils a comprehensive plan to curb extremism.

Interior Minister Nancy Faeser introduces a 13-point plan to fight right-wing extremism, citing it as the biggest threat to German society.
The plan includes laws to freeze bank accounts, cut funding for extremists, and make it easier to ban far-right events.
Efforts to trace right-wing extremists’ financing will be enhanced, including the establishment of an 'early recognition unit' for disinformation campaigns.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's popularity remains high despite protests, with fears it could gain control in upcoming regional elections.
The government's measures aim to protect democracy by breaking up extremist networks and preventing the rise of far-right influence in the legal system.